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advance important legislation joe biden and the democratsan ignored like a holy act joe biden, chuck schumer in the party of lawlessness on the way, the radical left mission to enable terminal illegal aliens riding undocumented. criminal illegal aliens the expense of law-abiding aliens no longer tolerated it is the failed leadership. all the red carpet for illegal immigrants. for them and harm's way that's exactly what we arere going to . this act is it select board ensuring low illegal aliens are swiftly and permanently removed from communities and our country. more legislation, is the return to common sense american values and other president trump leadership, there will be a lot more work that came from because we restore the rule of law will. >> it was exciting friday to not only get warning but see this members ofss congress, this new majority will and majority we have 30 republicans part of this majority and the enthusiasm is contagious. he came to do big things. i'll talk about a couple of the things. we started doing something maybe you were disappointed. we only took one ballot to e

what do you make of chuck schumer?o be an active jew, the supporter of israel he is the guy that stands in the way of this law? click chuck schumer is a joke when it comes to his suppose its status as what he called he makes a joke about his name being schumer it means in jewish he's a guardian. as such are the same person who presided over the iran nuclear deer under the obama administration. chuck schumer is not a surprise he's doing this but that's because he's international to talk about someone who's a true globalist meeting they want global rules to apply to the united states chuck schumer come to the top of the lizards over global's institution than the international criminal court which as you mentioned claims jurisdiction over parties are not evornodding signatories to . that includes by the way notice is really nice its uncl nonsens, china, india was a wide variety of states that are not a member of the icc the icc claims jurisdiction over pretty much everything and then the idea is if you are an american sol

i want to thank my friend and colleague of many years, chuck schumer. i nagged him and beat up on him and twisted his arm and did everything i could to get our nominees on the calendar and he came through with flying colors. the closing weeks of the session, that was the focus of our activity, to make sure we reached this 235 number. thanks chuck. [applause] i'm grateful to be a part of this opportunity, these men and women will be serving america for decades to come. my friend chuck schumer. [applause] sen. schumer: thank you everybody. it's a great day. i thank everyone. thanking president biden, we are here today because of your leadership mr. president. [applause] with president biden working by our side, senate democrats confirmed 235 judges, more than any majority have confirmed in decades. this is historic. we confirmed more judges then were confirmed under the previous administration, something no one thought we could do. in fact we confirmed more judges than under any administration going back decades. when people look back at the most conseque

and while the bill passed the house, it ultimately died on chuck schumer's desk where it's been collectinger since. but on november 5 voters elected a republican house, republican senate and republican president, and in doing so they delivered a mandate loud and clear. the time for the left lunacy is over. the time for common sense is now. our republican majority doesn't take that mandate lately which is why in the first 100 days of republican trifecta we are working to deliver on our promise to keep biological men out of women's sports. i'm grateful for congressman stew beef leadership on this issue and i look forward to seeing the bill pass the house and automate the senate and be cited a lot by president trump. the only real question is which side of history to democrats want to be on? without a a turn over to our majority leader steve scalise. >> thank you, whip. once again we have an agenda that springville to the floor to follow through things we talked about during the campaign. these are not just bills were seen for the first time, some of them are bills were brought up last congre

again, a similar bill we brought last time passed in the house and chuck schumer refused to bring itthe senate. i think we'll see a different approach from this new senate. when people say elections have consequences, the consequences are already being seen and felt in the terms of actual good policy, not only making it through the house but actually coming up on the senate floor for real votes now. and when you see president trump get sworn in next week, it's going to be an exciting day but it's going to be an exciting time for the country because it marks a new beginning for america. now, we've been preparing for this moment for a long time. one of the biggest preparations is budget reconciliation, a bill we've been working with president trump on for months now. and working with our committee chairs on but now it's about to get real. we're talking about bringing a budget by february in congress, in the house and then ultimately setting up the opportunity to create a budget reconciliation bill that's going to be focused on getting our country back on track and securing america's bo

we will be watching her question, senate minority leader chuck schumer reportedly plotting to turn therings into a circus, axios writes this, pete hegseth is the first shot to carry out the demands handed down by schumer, skewer trump's nominees in the maga brand, here is what schumer said himself. watch this. over the next four days the dozen of the president-elect nominees will testify in committee and make their case to the country and the opening for holding the trump administration accountable to the public. republican lawmakers are hopeful the process will be swift as nominees need a simple majority to be confirmed other hearing scheduled for this week, governor christie number homeland security secretary. pam bondi for attorney general, marco rubio for secretary of state and john ratcliffe for cia director. two hearing scheduled for today, we are postponed over alleged paperwork issues. in doug burgum. will see the two hearings get back on the calendar i don't think that's of the people voted for chuck schumer to turning too a circus. and involved in prepping for the confirmatio

with joe biden, chuck schumer, and the party of lawlessness out of the way, the radical left's mission to enable criminal illegal aliens, criminal illegal aliens, yet people keep writing undocumented whatever, criminal illegal aliens, at the expense of law-abiding americans it's no longer going to be tolerated. the tragic and preventable murder of laken riley serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of failed leadership. thankfully voters sent a clear message on november 5. the american people elected a republican trifecta to put a stop to the failed biden-harris policies that rolled out the red carpet for illegal immigrants, criminal illegal immigrants, and put americans in harm's way. guess what? that's exactly what we are going to do. the act is a direct step toward ensuring that criminal illegal aliens are swiftly and permanently removed from our communities and country. this bill is more than just a piece of legislation. it's a return to commonsense american values. under president trump's leadership, there will be a lot more where that came from as we restore the rule of la

leader chuck schumer. we are waiting now for the house to gavel in as well as the senate. you have been watching the washington journal here simulcasting on c-span and c-span two all morning live from a capitol hill. the house. we are seconds away. they will gavel in the 100 19th congress. the speaker vote will take place -- 119th congress but the speak of it will take place. c-span cameras are in the chamber. stay here to watch as the vote on -- unfolds. will it be more than one round that it takes to enact the speaker in the house? live coverage on c-span. tune in to c-span two for live coverage of the senate. opening day of the 119th congress. [background sounds]

we'll show you the new sound from even democrat senator chuck schumer. he's now open to trump renaming the gulf, the gulf of america. top senate democrats also now agree with trump and republicans on passing the laken riley act. liberal senators are saying do that. former trump white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley is going to take it on. he's going to react to all of this. also tonight this. >> would the massachusetts state police assist in mass deportations? >> no. absolutely not. >> we're not going to cooperate and ask our police force to serve as i.c.e. agents. >> i'm going to do everything i can to protect our undocumented immigrants. they are residents of our state. liz: remember that? the resist trump movement though. it's now rapidly falling apart. it's in tatters. we've got now sound from democrat massachusetts governor heeley ditching the resist trump movement and so are new york state democrats. plus this story. trump's tariff threat pushed trudeau out of office, but the former far left prime minister trudeau of canada is still tryin

senate minority leader chuck schumer, thank you so much. i hope you'll come back again soon.lly appreciate talking to you this morning. >>> and when we come back, democratic senator adam schiff of california joins me next. what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get a free 5g phone and a second unlimited line free for a year. >>> welcome back. as we approach monday's anniversary of the january 6th attacks, president biden this past week awarded the country's second highest civilian award, the presidential citizens medal to the leaders of the january 6th committee. former congressman liz cheney and congressman bennie thompson. and democratic senator adam schiff of california, who is another member of that committee joins me now. senator schiff, welcome back to "meet the press." >> great to be with you. >> great to have you here. happy

even chuck schumer said democrats lost their mind. >> did something is wrong, have to look in the mirror what we did wrong, we did some things you should not have done. one thing we have to do is we must focus on the working families of america, we talked about the mechanics of the legislation and the details of the legislation, and we did not show the kind of empathy and concern to average, or show enough of it to average working families who did not realize how much we had done and how much we care for them. >> jesse: chuck schumer says that the photo op on father's day grilling hot dogs to show he is connected to average working families. he got his daughter a job as a lobbyist for amazon and at facebook and either make a hamburger, with a cheese on the raw meat. so same bidenomics delivered for working families, they just don't know how good they have it, we just need a new sales pitch. here's some advice, stop trying to show you care for americans, and just care for them. james carville still in recovery >> it's very depressing, but if you have an airplane crash, you got to go find

we're starting today with laken riley act, the bill would have passed last congress but chuck schumer made it clear he would not allow through his far left radical senate, we have a new senate, and john thune wants to move that bill this week. so that is good news to people like addison, really people like addison who have real stories. washington left them behind and didn't care. good news is there is a new light in washington. there is a new sign of hope in washington. where we'll be tracing problem that family facing. we'll tog. it quickly. this is moving at rapid speed, problem that american faces cannot wait this congress, is open for, and ready to move fast, you will see that aggressive agenda led by our first ballot speaker mike johnson. >> thank you all, and welcome to 119 congress it has gotten off to a swift start there a real feeling on capitol hill, it feel like a new day in america. it does. i -- we're excited about it it is palpable, our members are ready to get to work. we have to fix everything. it begins today, friday we passed our rules package, that included 12 poli

good morning. >> what 14 we think chuck schumer wants it into a circus? what should we expect.e and nominees, we the republicans and president trump welcome the hearings going to see this week because does give, the nominees the chance to talk about how improving the department of defense improving epa improving, the department of transportation and other cabinet positions are going to work for the american people how having a stronger country suspect burden by regulations i can't bull can't move forward while he may see it agency a threat i see it as an opportunity for people to see the president trump has appointed people that are reflective what vote that american people with he overwhelmingly made in november. >> of course, and "wall street journal" does a nice job of going through, the senate, and where they see each nominee i know you will lead epa nominee lee zeldin's hearing thursday part of as you know duffy's hearing tomorrow what are your expectations what are you thinking about asking in temperatures are a of getting some reveal about how they will behave? >> well,

and here's chuck schumer. >> i sent a letter yesterday to john thune suggesting we have an all senatorsg this week on the preparations for the big -- big events that are coming up and for the ability to ask questions. of our law enforcement, i believe they are on top of this. but having an all senators hearing, giving us a chance to answer questions and them to reply is a good thing. >> speaking of big events president-elect donald trump will host largest rally before coming president on january 19th at the cap one arena here in washington that's, of course, home to the eastern conference hockey team washington capitol best record in the conference joey. joey: thanks i appreciate that update on capitol too. joining us now live in studio former head of kowrnght terrorism operations nypd and fox news contributor paul mauro thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> fbi says we've done a good job and thwarted two of the attacks but enemy they have to be right once but we have to be right every time. do you think d.c. is prepared with everything coming up for someone does get thr

you saw chuck schumer, this is resistance. republicans on the committee and senate that have to vote on this, capitulate and give democrats a win. it is that simple. not about merit of pete hegseth, this is pure resistance, that is what axios quoted. you have pete hegseth, who has experience and talked about this for a while, he is nontraditional candidate. donald trump is nontraditional president. he is not someone that served in government before, before his first term he was a businessman. last thing i will say is this, marines and navy seals and green berets are there to support him, they realize they will be able to do what they joined the military to did in the first place and that is why i predict pete will be confirmed. >> steve: look at the big screen with the membership and breakdown, according to punch bowl, democrats will rely on seven democratic senators to advance he is not the guy for the job. what we will hear, fbi background check was too fast and a number of senators will say, why didn't they talk to this per

chuck schumer says no, democrats didn't b.s. the country about joe biden's mental fitness. >>> also, power versus the press. "the washington post" cuts a cartoon about its owner and the president-elect, prompting a pulitzer winner to quit. >>> and church and state. the pope sends a progressive and trump antagonist to washington, just in time for the trump inauguration. live at the table, van jones, scott jennings, sc cup and ashley alison. americans with different perspectives are talking to each other but here they do. >>> zbeeng. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. now versus then. today, january 6th played out as intended with the vice president of the united states certifying the election results. no violation, no injured police officers, no near fatal blows to american democracy. today, unlike four years ago, the president of the united states didn't marshall a mob and then point them toward the capitol. today, unlike then, the outgoing administration listened to the will of the v

chuck schumer since i have been there has been that sugar daddy.bailed them out with the cares act 2021, $30 billion he bailed them out because dad broke. he turned around inflation reduction act we get the same thing a couple of years ago and bailed them out again. folks, they are sure clear daddy is gone and donald trump is the new sheriff in town. they have nobody to pay their bills. they have to go to donald trump and say we need help. and that is fine we will help them. but there have to be stipulations what we do when we do it, and what we will get out of it. with the american taxpayers are sick and tired watching what is going on out there with people stealing the money, no governane and no clue what they are doing. >> laura: you get the sense with most big government projects, senator, the money will be going to friends and people who are politically connected or have the same environmental agenda, even though today karen bass and yesterday, gavin newsom said, oh, notes, we will streamline a lot of the permitting. i don't think they have cr

it's been sitting on chuck schumer's desk ever since.l that would've secure the border and kept the terrorist out. stuart: thank you for joining us on a monday morning and we always appreciate it. we will see you soon. fox corporation made a donation to the loved one louisiana foundation in support of those affected by the new year's eve terror attack in new orleans. if you would like to help you can go to go.fox or scan the qr code on your screen to donate. now this. trump takes the white house in two weeks. meanwhile his nominees are faced with another hurdle. the office of government ethics. what can you tell me. this is a step in the nomination process be back you the director of the office of government. he started betty trump's cabinet nominees. just to determine any potential financial or personal conflict of interest. financial conflict become complicated when you're dealing with a businessman president-elect trump obviously complicated. personal conflict become complicated when trump's nominees for office expressed disdain for t

senate minority leader chuck schumer reportedly is plotting to turn hearings into a circus, he wants to slow things down for trump many axios writes this, hegseth's hearing is the first shot to carry out the demands. here's schumer and what he said yesterday himself. >> over the next four days, over a dozen of the president-elect's nominees will testify in committee and make their case to the country. these hearings in a very real way are the opening salvo for holding the trump administration accountable to the public. maria: republican lawmakers are still hopeful that the process will be swift. nominees just need a simple majority to be confirmed. however, other hearings scheduled for this week, some have been postponed and we are expecting governor kristi noem for homeland security secretary tomorrow, pam bondi for attorney general, senator marco rubio for secretary of state and john ratcliffe for cia director. however, do hearings scheduled for today were postponed over alleged paperwork issues. veterans affairs choice doug collins' hearing will be on january 21st and interior sec

ask your doctor about dupixent. >>> tonight there is what chuck schumer will answer and what.n to this revealing exchange between the top democrat in the senate and nbc's kristen welker about joe biden and if democrats knew more than a lead on about the presidents mental acuity. >> what do you say to americans who feel as though you and other top democrats misled them about president biden's mental acuity? >> book, we did not. let's look at president biden. he has had an amazing record when he stepped down and he did it on his own. because he thought it was better not only for the democratic party america. >> you feel as we have this conversation today that president biden could serve another four years had he stayed in the race and potentially won ? >> i will not speculate . >> some eyebrows raised at the table. what you make of that quest >> foolish. honestly, biden was in bad shape and i was surprised and other people were surprised were not having regular contact with biden and biden have done a good job in the interview with anderson cooper. but there were people who are

chuck schumer. he was everything all person on my list who was at some point answered me and talked to me of them. it took, you know, ten or 15 tries or getting in touch with like their cousin. but he was the only one i wanted to talk him about capping the cross bronx expressway, a couple other issues, but hopefully i'll catch him the next time around you can get him for the paperback edition edition. the bibliography in book is is wonderful. i sort of jotted down a couple of books that seemed interesting to me by, their titles that i wanted to read. if somebody is interested in learning more new york city history or transportation and history, what are a couple of books that you would recommend that they read. oh, let's see. i always read sam's books for not only the policy of you know, you've done the future of autonomous vehicles, you've done other cities and sort of gingerly moving away. sam schwartz, who is an on transportation here in new york, he read sam schwartz's book. i would also say the

maria: why when it chuck schumer bring it for about, we've been talking about the policy failure allin nunes former california congressman the head of trauma media said is very simple it is logging, grazing and water and they did not do the logging they would not allow the timber industry to cut down trees, they would not do the grazing there the farmers out of their and they did not want the animals to be eating and grazing and they did not store water, these are policy failures are using these could've been avoided with different policy? >> we had to pass the bill at the end of last year would've stop this fire but this is policy that we've been tried to get past i've been here a decade and we've gotten policies like this pass. we had small victories and thinning projects around south lake tom and the whole communities we know this works it has to be put in place to redo sleep in the bed that you make in these policies have made a really bad bed the people in california have to sleep in. maria: let me ask about trump's and coming policies, the president-elect is preparing dozens of

chuck schumer wants us to salute the president. limiting the information that got to him, the people that got to him, canceling meetings early on. adam smith who is the chair of the house of the armed services committee said i couldn't even get a hold of him with afghanistan. i tried to call. i got an angry call for tony blinken and an apologetic call from biden. he said it was the only time he heard from him during the entire presidency. what was the nexus between national security failures and mental acuity? i don't know that we will ever know the answer. i asked tom cotton, should a per serving documents the white house? he said it would not be a bad idea. there's a lot we don't know. i hope we get to the bottom of it. >> i can't wait to feast my eyes on those documents or have my staff do it for me. it's going to be great. up next, chilling new footage of the isis terrorist scouting the location where he slaughtered 14 people in new orleans. joe biden thinks white supremacy is the biggest threat. differeny from the other guys.

on capitol hill, house democratic leader hakeem jeffries and senate democratic leader chuck schumer marked the fourth anniversary of the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol joined by house chaplain marjorie given -- margaret k ibben. >> would you pray with me? gracias and almighty god, this day means so much to so many people. what was intended to be a historic parliamentary procedure quickly turned into turmoil, frustration, anger, and fear. we pray that on this day four years later you would enter into this space in a much different way that allows for peace and conversations and reconciliation, for an opportunity for us to look back on our memories of wherever we were that day, whether we were on the floor, carrying the camera or a microphone. whether we were in uniform. protecting those that we served. whomever we were, whoever we find ourselves to be today we ask you some way transform our memory. blessing we would have would be the reminder of the calling to which you have called us, to serve carefully and faithfully and deal that all that comes across the threshold, enemies within

vance, senate minority leader chuck schumer talked about the attack on the capitol on januard said they'll be no obstructions to the 2024 electoral count pre. the president pro tempore: the senate democratic leader. mr. schumer: mr. president, four years ago today, i stood on this very spot, alongside my colleagues, as we prepared to certify the 2020 election. as we were going about our business, all of a sudden i felt a hand pull my collar. my security detail gripped me by the arm and told me we had to get out. a mob of rioters had broken into the capitol, and that we were not safe. i looked to the podium and saw vice president pence quickly rushed out of the chamber by his detail. as we evacuated, accompanied by two of the capitol police officers, we took a turn down the hallway, opened the door, and came within several yards of angry rioters, before my security detail pulled us away to safety. we were maybe within 20 feet of them. had one of them loblgd the door or had a -- locked the door or had a gun, lord knows what would have happened. thus began one of the darkest, most shameful da

and joining me now is the senate minority leader democratic senator chuck schumer of new york. e back to "meet the press." >> kristen, good to be back and happy new year to you and your family and to all of america. >> happy new year to you. thank you so much for being here on this first sunday of the new year. i do want to start off by getting your insights into the attack in new orleans. as you know, a lot of families are sitting at home. they feel afraid. they feel on edge. there are a lot of big events coming up from the inauguration to the super bowl which is going to be in new orleans. what are the security gaps that you think need to be addressed? >> well, first, i want to express my condolences to the families who are in mourning for the loved ones who were lost in new orleans. we grieve for them. i also, you know, the former soldier, a member of the armed forces who had ptsd and committed suicide in front of the las vegas hotel showed, i think that we need to do more for our veterans who have ptsd and other things there. as for security, the bottom line is that i believ

. >> tuesday, senate minority leader chuck schumer and house speaker mike johnson will discuss with the first 100 days of donald trump's second ministry she will look like. we will also hear from former trump advisor steve bannon. watch live starting at 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span 2, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> witness democracy unfiltered with c-span. experience history as it unfolds with c-span's live coverage as republicans take control of both chambers of congress at a new chapter begins with the swearing in of the 47th president. tune in for our live coverage of the inauguration as donald trump takes the oath of office, becoming president. stay with c-span this month for comprehensive, live, unfiltered coverage of the 119th congress and presidential inauguration. c-span, democracy unfiltered. every monday when congress is in session we'd like to take a look ahead in washington. we are joined by the senior congressional reporter at punch bowl news. andrew, it is 14 confirmation hearings this week, 13 nominees, 11 committees holding hearings. what is a senior congressiona

. >> up next senate minority leader chuck schumer briefs reporters about his party's priorities for the19th congress, joined by freshman democratic center on the u.s. capitol steps. [inaudible] >> okay, alright, let's get started. it is cold. are you already? thank you for coming here. braving the cold new snow. neither wind, nor sleet, nor snow, nor freezing cold. the democrats from helping working families. today we are here to talk about the senate democrat priorities with the 119th congress to lower costs for working people and fight every single day for american families in every corner of the country. democrats stand united. not because of who we fight against, but because of who we are fighting for. the working class, middle-class, hard-working americansns who are nothing more than an opportunity to succeed and build better lives with their families. in the months and years to come, democrats will show where our values lie through what we do and how we fight for all americans. we will fight to bring down inflation. to help people save money when they go to the grocery store preac

i told chuck schumer, you have already told me your game plan if you get majority leader and you have 51 democrat, you will get rid of it. because i am not going to be there and what kyrsten sinema is not going to be there. we voted against it and saved it. now i think you are happy because republicans have total control. so you like it now. but if you get control, you do it again. i am hoping they can basically solidify that or harden it, if you will, and protect it more. host: a couple of themes. in the speech you talked about your book. what is the name of your book? sen. manchin: "almost heaven." host: that is logical for west virginia. the vote, there was almost a character in your life story, you referenced it. sen. manchin: everybody has been there. i tried to get almost every senator. host: but what role has played in your success? sen. manchin: when i said, we are going to have some ribs tonight and spaghetti tonight and we're going to have hotdogs or whatever, we will take a little cruise, you guys will be around on friday? we will take a little cruise, and we would get demo

average working families who didn't realize how much we had done and how much we care for them. >> chuck schumerged a photo op on father's day, grilling burgers and dogs to show he's connected to average working families. schumer got his one daughter a cushy job at facebook, and his other daughter's a lobbyist for amazon, and neither of them ate the hamburger because chuck put a slice of cheese on the raw meat. he's still saying biden has delivered for working families, but those stupid rubes don't know how good they have it. we just need a new sales pitch. here's some advice stop trying to show you care about americans and just care about them. james carville, still in recovery. >> it's very depressing. but if you're doing political strategy, you know, if you have an airplane crash, you got to go back and find out what went wrong. there's this simple, basic rule of politics is voters want an election about them. they don't want an election about you or your opponent. and for too much, we lost that. i lost it myself. we made it about trump, and we didn't make it about voters. and that's all. tha

we take you live now to a press conference with senate minority leader chuck schumer and senate democrats about their legislative priorities in the new congress will.you are watching live coverage on c-span3. sen. schumer: are we already? great. thank you for coming here, braving the cold new snow. neither wind nor sleet nor snow nor freezing cold. the democrats from helping working families. today we are here to talk about the senate democrats priorities for the 119th congress. to lower cost for working people and fight every single day for american families in every corner of the country. democrats stand united, not because of who we fight against, but because of who we are fighting for. the working class, the middle class, hard-working americans who want nothing more than an opportunity to succeed and build better lives for their families. in the months and years to come democrats will show where our values lie with what we do and how we fight for all americans. we will fight to bring down inflation, to help people save money when they go to the grocery store, when they go to the pharm

i want to thank my great friend, senator chuck schumer and his extraordinary team, extraordinary team. chuck loves the united states senate, and he loves our country with every bone in his body. and i'm so appreciative of his leadership and tireless work and friendship. what i announced my retirement nearly two years ago, i thought i was ready to -- i said i was ready to pass the torch to a new generation of leaders and i couldn't be prouder to pass the torch to michigan's new senator-elect elissa slotkin. i snow she will have the -- i know she will have the heart and the talent for this job, and will do great things for our state and our country. i thought long and hard about how to express my gratitude to the smartest, hardworking staff that i could ever have imagined. truly my success comes from their amazing efforts. over 500 bright, talented professional staff have worked for me over the past 50 years. that's unbelievable. many of them for decades and that doesn't include countless volunteers and interns. i want you to know -- interns are everywhere. the staff are everywhere. i w

you heard the media and chuck schumer gaslighting america claiming biden is fine and the hill newspaper reports that democrat senators, democrats now warn democrats will be held accountable for their "corruption in covering up biden's glaring and severe mental and cognitive decline from day one". joining me now, civil rights attorney leo terrell. leo, what do you make of this report from the hill? democrat senators slamming fellow democrats. one democrat senator said "republicans successfully tagged democrats as corrupt for not raising alarms sooner about president biden's mental fitness for office". >> i'll tell you right now, liz, they're running for cover because on january 20th, all the lies are gone? be uncovered. i saw that interview with chuck schumer with christine walker and she asked him and his answer was nonresponsive. right now, i'll tell you that the democrats came out high because the documents speak for themselves. there was a special council, liz, named robert herr saying joe biden had a faulty memory and everyone attacked him and evidence is overwhelming and only peopl

senator chuck schumer pushed back when asked if he misled americans about biden's cognitive decline.id not. what let's look at president biden. he had amazing record use a patriot. becca did not end there, we have the full tape and you will see it. u.s. steel and nippon steel suing president biden for blocking the deal. a full report on that is next. ♪ as we went on the market. one hour's worth of business. this is a monday morning valley, the dow is up 230 points, that would be a half a percentage point. the nasdaq. strong, 1.7% 347 points. nippon steel is suing president biden over his decision to block the deal, lydia hu joins us from pittsburgh read what grounds are they suing? >> good morning on the grounds of violation of due process in violation of defense production act. these companies allege that president biden infected the national security review conducted by cbs with politics and deprive them with the neutral evaluation. they want that review set aside biden's order set aside in a new cfius review. it's not clear that that would work to their benefit. president-elect tr

>> trey: hey, i will let you in on a little secret, tru chuck schumer is not going tore vote for trump nominees regardless. i don't thin thik anyone cares t he thinks.th but for republican senators, whateyt to do they want to heard no? some have changed on key issues so how do you judge the sincereo conversion and how muchio information is enough?an d the standard ebb and flow with the nature of the authors sought. joinincarog as south carolina, m scout with cement or a bankingen committee and also in charge of keeping the committee in 2026. thank you for joining us. how much information is reasonable to ask for? yes, sir,, when does it become my list delay and still tactics? >> what you just heard from chuck schumer is one thing and d one thing only they will do everything they possibly can toa delay making america great again byin making sure every nomineeas that president trump has chosenn siis actually fulfilling the responsibilities of the job.we listen, tray, it is simple. we need pam bundy as the attorney general to stop the doj from weaponizing their power. we need scott bessen

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trey: i will let you in on a little secret, chuck schumer is not credible for trump nominees regardless. i don't think anyone cares what he thinks about for republican senators, what do they want to hear and know some nominees change position on key issues how do you judge the sincerity of the conversion, how much information is enough the ebb and flow with the nature of the office, joining the south carolina senator tim scott who chairs the senate banking committee and also in charge of keeping the senate majority in 2026. welcome, thank you for joining us. how much information is reasonable, windows become mindless delay and stall tac tactics. >> what you just heard from chuck schumer is one thing and one thing only they will do everything they possibly can to delay making america great again by making sure every nominee that president trump has chosen is actually fulfilling the responsibility of the job. it is simple, we need pam bondi as the attorney general so we can stop the d.o.j. from weapon i see their power. we need scott besse at the treasury so we can stop the conversation a